[78-L] Canadian music

[David Lennick]

I have exactly the same situation with the Crepitation Contest...I knew Syd 
Brown in the 60s but didn't know until later that he'd made that recording (of 
another kind of Canadian music).

That Godden turns up frequently. I wonder if it was sold anywhere else but 
Canada? I have an acetate of him playing his own music, with introductions. 
Unlabelled, found it in a thrift shop. You'd have also wanted to ask him about 
the Board Of Education recordings he made with Scott Malcolm in the 40s. We all 
marched around the gym to those.

dl

On 2/15/2014 1:47 AM, DAVID BURNHAM wrote:
> I just came across a record in very clean condition which claims to be the first recording of Canadian Music by a Canadian artist recorded outside of Canada.  It's an English London pressing recorded in England of Kenneth Peacock's "Bridal Suite" and Barbara Pentland's "Studies in Line" played by Reginald Godden around 1950.  I worked with Reg Godden in the late '70s and I would love to have discussed this record with him.  I wish these people wouldn't die so soon, (though if Godden were alive today he would be 109 years old).
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